Journal Pricing and Mergers: A Portfolio Approach (2008)
Including Craig Conrath, Renata Hesse, Aaron Hoag, David Reitman, Dan Rubinfeld, Greg Werden, ...
Despite their influence on the careers of economists, the production and pricing of scholarly journals have received scant attention from the profession. 1 By contrast, the issue of journal quality...
Sanders, Matthew R., Turner, Karen M., Reitman, David
This article examines the role of a population strategy targeting the media and professionals in primary care services as part of a comprehensive parenting and family support system to improve the...
Mark J. Mccabe, Craig Conrath, Renata Hesse, Aaron Hoag, Russ Pittman, David Reitman, ...
Library demand for academic journals is unique. Libraries maximize the usage of broadly-defined collections subject to a budget constraint, and the result is a demand for portfolios of titles. This...
Competition in congested markets [microform] / (1986)
Thesis (Ph. D.)--Stanford University, 1986.
Competition in congested markets / (1986)
Submitted to the Graduate School of Business.
Partial Ownership Arrangements and the Potential for Collusion.
Firms can form partial ownership arrangements by purchasing claims to competitor's profits in order to commit to less aggressive competition. These arrangements can increase profits for all firms in...
Endogenous Quality Differentiation in Congested Markets.
Firms selling a product with congestion externalities to a heterogeneous population of customers have an incentive to offer differentiated levels of quality. In a price competitive market,...
Stock Options and the Strategic Use of Managerial Incentives.
In Cournot-based oligopoly models there is an incentive for firms to pursue overly aggressive behavior, resulting in prices and profits below those of the Cournot equilibrium. Compensating managers...
How can two physically identical gasoline stations differentiate themselves? In this article we develop and test a model of service time competition: some stations set higher prices and thereby offer...
Why Are Some Products Branded and Others Not?
Why do some consumers pay a premium for branded products? According to the consumer information theory, brands signal the quality of experience goods (products whose quality cannot be determined on...
Reitman, David, Gross, Alan M.
The present research investigated the effects of verbal, contingency-specifying, stimuli on compliance among two groups of preschool-aged boys. Experiment 1 assessed the joint influence of prior...
The effects of stating contingency-specifying stimuli on compliance in children
Hupp, Stephen D. A., Reitman, David
The present investigation examined whether distinguishing between the discriminative and function-altering properties of contingency-specifying stimuli (CSS) is of heuristic value in conceptualizing...